ARTICLES

This article about the new bells in the rebuilt Royal Exchange first appeared in The Illustrated London News, 2nd November, 1844. This reproduction is taken from the copy in the ASCY archives.

This article about the Bow Bells, by John Timbs, first appeared in The Illustrated London News, 21st December, 1850. This reproduction is taken from the copy in the ASCY archives.

This article first appeared in Frank Leslies Illustrated Newspaper, 27th March 1858. This reproduction is taken from the copy in the ASCY archives.

In 2004 St Mary le Bow played host to the final of the National Twelve Bell Contest. Mark Regan gives us a history of these bells to mark this occasion. (Mark Regan, Dec 2003)

In 2004, the Ancient Society of College Youths celebrated the 50th anniversary of the bells of St Giles Cripplegate. Gwen Rogers gives an account of the bells and their history. (Gwen Rogers, Mar 2004, first published in the ASCY Newsletter, 2004)

In one of the earliest Roman Catholic Churches in the country can be found one of the largest steel bells ever cast. Here is an investigation into such an interesting church and how it came to have such a bell. (Dickon R. Love and William A. Hibbert, Apr 2003)

The bells were removed for safety during the War and were never returned, now an opportunity to see what was left behind in this now empty tower was not passed up. This is a tale of what was found. (Dickon R. Love, 2001, first published in the Ringing World.)